A 21-year-old Chicago woman who had been missing for two months after she was seen getting into an Uber has been found dead – her body tied up and wrapped in sheets in a shopping cart.
A Chicago woman who had been missing for two months after she was seen getting into an Uber has been found dead – her body tied up and wrapped in sheets in a shopping cart.
Her body was discovered about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday – only about two miles from where she was last seen – and her loved ones identified her through her tattoos. On March 6, the family hired a Chicago-based private detective agency to help with the search because they said police were not doing enough. “Keep her family in your prayers as it is a very difficult time for them. Thank you all for sharing [our posts about her],” the agency added.that “the family contacted our office for assistance because they recognize that the city of Chicago has many cases like this.
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